Ottawa American Legion AA baseball coach praises improvement and depth
Ottawa (8 4) has shown solid pitching but inconsistent defense and hitting as coach Shawn Herrmann pushes lineup flexibility. Youngsters Sam Carver Dayne Jung and veteran Turner Roth lead a roster of 16, with five of six home dates upcoming including a 6 p m start today versus Wellsville and a nine inning game Wednesday in Baldwin City.
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Ottawa American Legion AA
Shawn Herrmann
Ottawa
Herrmann
Lola
Sam Carver
Dayne Jung
Carver
Jung
Turner Roth
Wellsville
Baldwin City
Ottawa American Legion
WE Legion Sweeps Iola In Doubleheader
West Franklin American Legion's Derrick Peugeot shined in a 4-1 win with a double and a triple, five RBIs total in the two games. The AA squad finished the night with a 10-0 victory in four innings as Klayton Lacey struck out five in a one hitter. West Franklin hosts Iola at 6 p.m. today.
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West Franklin American Legion
Derrick Peugot
Iola
Peugot
West Franklin
Brett Whittington
Silas
Horne
Emerson Reece
Falcons
Klayton Lacey
Ottawa High School star Cory Peoples earns national award
Ottawa High School senior Cory Peoples won a National Athleadership Grant from NCSA Athletic Recruiting and the NFLPA. A two sport standout, he finished third statewide in 4A shot put and led Ottawa in football tackles last season. The award honors leadership, academics, athletics, and an applicant essay.
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Ottawa
Cory Peoples
Ncsa Athletic Recruiting
NFLPA
Peoples
Cyclones
NCSA
DeMaurice Smith
Golf Couples First At GreatLife Friday Event
Kathy and Mike Greten cord and Jacob and Kim Sipple won first place. Jimmy Hill and Brenda Wray placed second with Lance Sanders and Laurie Kuechhier close behind. Jacob Sipple claimed closest to the pin on No 1 while Terresa Riedel and Kim Sipple were closest on No 7.
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Kathy
Mike Gretencord
Jacob
Kim Sipple
Jimmy Hill
Brenda
Wray
Lance Sanders
Laurie Kuechier
Jacob Sipple
Terresa Riedel
Fort Scott lands Ottawa High star Akoda Black in softball signing
Ottawa High School senior Akoda Black signs with Fort Scott Community College as part of a rebuilding softball program led by second-year coach Kristin Schalk. Black, a four-year Cyclone, can play second or third base and aims to complete her nursing degree while pursuing further education and softball at a four-year school.
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NCSA
Cory
Ncsa Athletic
Chris Krause
Ottawa
Akoda Black
Cyclones
Fort Scott Community College
Kristin Schalk
Ottawa University
Fort Scott
Black
Schalk
Paola
Ottawa High School
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